Sentence examples for hypothesis is maintained from inspiring English sources
However, the IIA hypothesis is maintained between choices belonging to the same group.
The inability to continuously isolate or detect MAYV from Haemagogus spp. mosquitoes and nonhuman primate hosts in disease-endemic areas is consistent with the hypothesis that MAYV is maintained in a transmission cycle involving other vertebrate reservoir hosts.
Just like a scientific theory or hypothesis, a legal presumption is maintained for as long as no evidence is provided to disprove it or no valid objection is raised against it.
To evaluate our initial hypothesis that positioning accuracy is maintained while reducing outliers in a reconstructed model, we selected from our dataset a reference model that allows the best automatic alignment to the real world coordinates (Fig. 2).
We applied this method in patients with active RA to test the hypothesis that synovial inflammation is maintained by a continuous influx of monocytes into the synovial compartment and to analyze the dynamics of such influx.
The evidences we report herein for the TAP2, TRIM10/TRIM40, and CDSN/PSORS1C1 gene regions are all consistent with the hypothesis whereby genetic variability is maintained at these loci by long-standing balancing selection.
We tested whether or not the sexual form of gibel carp shows higher MHC polymorphism than the gynogenetic form, following the hypothesis that MHC diversity is maintained by sexual-mediated selection.
In particular, our hypothesis was that positioning accuracy is maintained while reducing outliers in a reconstructed model.
During the search, a fixed size set of hypotheses meeting the fitness criteria is maintained.
Apparently, a significant likelihood gap is maintained among the hypothesis, causing pruning in MDT systems to be more effective than in non-MDT systems.
A principal alternative view to the Red Queen hypothesis is that sex arose, and is maintained, as a process for repairing DNA damage, and that genetic variation is produced as a byproduct.
